Tuhap occurs when two stems compete to combine with one stem, creating rivalry that weakens or blocks the intended combination.
Tuhap means 'jealous combination' and occurs when two identical stems attempt to combine with one partner stem. For example, if two Gap (Wood) stems both try to combine with one Gi (Earth) stem, the combination is contested—neither fully completes. This creates a dynamic of rivalry, competition, and blocked harmonization. The jealousy metaphor extends to relationships where triangular dynamics emerge.
TriAstra detects Tuhap in relationship analysis, flagging potential rivalry dynamics and adjusting combination scores to reflect the blocked or weakened harmonization.
Tuhap in your chart may indicate areas where competition or jealousy undermines cooperation. Awareness helps navigate triangular situations in work and relationships.
Understanding Tuhap (Jealousy Combination) is just the beginning. See how it manifests in your unique birth chart with TriAstra's triple-system analysis.
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